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in reply to a message by Elinor
Yes, Go the Celtic names!
Girls
Aela - Ayla would be easier to read and pronounce. ive got ale-a as pronounciation.
Brannagh - i'd expect a guy.
Blayne - too much like male Blaine.
Brynna - i like this one, but it's becoming too popular.
Fianna - a bit different to Fiona, including meaning.
Rhianwen - seen this one before and like it. Bit different to the usual Rhiannon, Branwen, Bronwen's.
Seirian - i think i like it.
I really like:
Caoilfhinn (aka Kaylin or Keelin) slender and fair. but it really does look messy and no one would pronoun it.
Anchoret - variant of Angharad meaning greatly loved. but again people wouldn't pronounce it an-hor-et, and anchor-et sounds too harsh.
Piaras (m) - rock - Peter. but again people wouldn't pronounce or spell it correctly.
Girls
Aela - Ayla would be easier to read and pronounce. ive got ale-a as pronounciation.
Brannagh - i'd expect a guy.
Blayne - too much like male Blaine.
Brynna - i like this one, but it's becoming too popular.
Fianna - a bit different to Fiona, including meaning.
Rhianwen - seen this one before and like it. Bit different to the usual Rhiannon, Branwen, Bronwen's.
Seirian - i think i like it.
I really like:
Caoilfhinn (aka Kaylin or Keelin) slender and fair. but it really does look messy and no one would pronoun it.
Anchoret - variant of Angharad meaning greatly loved. but again people wouldn't pronounce it an-hor-et, and anchor-et sounds too harsh.
Piaras (m) - rock - Peter. but again people wouldn't pronounce or spell it correctly.
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